State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918
No. 3 _ ALBANY N. Y. OCTOBER 12, 1923 $3.00 per y year
Vol. VIII
DRAMATICS CLASS GIVES FIRST | PLAY
PURO UESeSEeELEE
See Step
Hen B.
Rooster
in
“SUPPRESSED DESIRES”
at the
College Auditorium
vening, October 16
Direction
Miss Marion Pur
Cast
Mabel... Miss Elizabeth Naygle
Henrietta Brows
iss Dorothy Bi
Stephen Browster
Mr, Edward i,
State
Puc slay
ol
anit
Vinos, Jr.
Results of
| Freshmen
Nominations
President
Florence Huson
Marjorie nmin
m Comstock
Pause
ident
unson
Graves
Mildred
Secretary
Teale ‘Temple
tet tH
If you do not believe that whut ix
sauce for the goose is sauee for tho
niler, come to the
proved.
he of particular interest to all. ps;
students since it deals inn
mg manner with the Freudian
theory of dream interpretation,
‘Tho dlonouemont af the lot eames
hor ‘enthusiasm for paychounulya
Y sister discovers suppressed
sire for tis not stransee
that the wife not recoxniz
“Stop hen" to mean Stephen, hi
husband, As for her husband
sires—eome to the college auditor
esilay night, October
the advanced Dear
ent “Suppressed Des
his play, whieh is. und
reetion of Marion Pi
of i series of
presented by
reetion of individual members.
nea Borsiek will present, the sceond
play at the end of October.
Students of the college will be ad=
mitted on presentation of thelr stu-
dlent tax tickets tors are we
come. A nominal fee will be eharged
ut the door.
gesneesagsasezssszazszszazszezet ste
Eyes open! Cameras click!
ike a chance on all your snap
ots for the PED.
This means YOU,
to Catherine Ru i
asses aaacesasscezesatantttt
DUPE Sei tie te tesa
Attention
Alumnae!
In connection with the State
Teuchors Association Conven-
tion, a State College Alumni
dinner will be held in the eafe-
teria at 6 o'clock the evening
of November 27
“Sto
the di
the frst
Give them
Live
Marie Matheson
Reporter
Helen Knowles
Marjorie Ott
Payge Mat
First Game Lost |
SECOND GAME WITH WORCES-|
TER TECH OCTOBER 13
state's grid warrions were defeated
by the St. Lawrence University ele-
ven at the homie of the Seurlet play-|
[ens Saturday, Oct. 5, with a seore of
SL to
At no time were State's men able
to wain on the St. Lawrence Tine,
yet during no period di the Purple
«I Gold let down on their playing,
find atthe f the yame with
defeat ae y, they were still
putting up a still” Axght,
While our men did not bi
a vietory, they brought
compliments, of President Lykes. of
the University on their clean. play-
ing and sportsmanship.
State's next game is with Worces-
ter Tech, at Worcester Oct, 18, Hore
|egain our men are bucking up against
ja hard and fast playing team, but we
can only hope for the best and back
them up to the finish,
| After, three more
|games State plays its first home
game with the Union frosh. Here
we may expeet some snappy playing
on the part of the Purple and Gold
leven.
out of town!
Gridiron Get Wise Party
Schedule icnorance Forever wan-
ISHED FROM '27
—Woreestor Tech at Wor- —-
‘The 1923 freshmen of Stat
lowe were fully initinted last
—Williams Frosh at Wil-| evening, Oct. 5, when the enthusiastic
nbers of the Sophomore chuss es-
them, to limberser ehe
Optometry at eats’ eyeballs! One of the
boldly, asked! if that wax the sopho-
mores’ diet!
‘The tortuous contrivances
for tho evening made evident
fuet that yonhs still held bitter mem
ory of «similar event given for thelr
benefit in 1922,
Oct. 20.
Hiamstown.
| Oct, 27—Roeh
Rochester,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
ter
10.
Union Mrosh at Albany
Colgate Frosh at Albany,
IT-—R. P.L. Frosh at Albany,
of hair and
rally, the
|neweomers were blindfolded, and to
insure themselves that nothing eould
possibly be the wise sophs
tucked coton up under the bandayes.
Down to the “death chamber’ the
frosh were escorted—at first very
kame for the occasion, later fecling
solemnity, trembling and
ys October 12, ut 8 o'clock
¢ Ymnasium—the juniors will
ive a masked party to the freshmen, |
Nhe only requirement ix a card, at
‘l nomen " When fealty was pledged
masks and a ght heart to the Sophomore el then the
| fun(?) began! It was wasted time
to curl that hair so carefully and to
powiler that nose, the good supply of
coli! water Immediately proved that.
A quantity of eream and xreen paint
was thon administered, Pho vietims
roe with sgroat skill
neouraged to take
The sophs r=
Yoller-couster fate
‘on page 2)
Pedagogue Board
Editor-in-Chief
Annie H. Olson the professio
ranged little
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lyn
1» Manager
| 'f. Duteher
Literary Editors
| Mary Weiss, Agnes Nolan
| Dorothy Davidson
both M. Gibbons
Win
Art Editor:
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Joke
et Eaton,
Guarterly Board
The Quarterly board wes all stu
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i contributions of yroxe oF po-
Nollie the Quarterty th
sive to any editor of the
Editors rly or feft in the ioailbox: mark
Elizabeth Nagle | NGcareert i
November Quarterly is due on or be-
for October 15
The evlitors also wish
the student body of the
fered euch your for
of prose-and of poe
‘A. first prix
iol is. present
anf the iele printed
the June issue of last year and
pemann | the first three issues of this year,
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Page Two
STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
oc 1928
- 12,
seantesetttn
State College News
Vol VIII Oct, 12, 1928 No. 8
Rassset
At the Got Wise Party Friday, Oc-
tober fifth, the Freshmen discov
a new kind of powder guaranteed to
make any face immune to the devas:
tation of the moth. | "They tasted a
delicate dish eallod “the Cats’ Bye
Balls” Mayhap the learned. Sophi-
mores have beon doing research work
in tho cook books of King ut. Ma-|
torial for Freshman theme was en-
riehi vases as
“Pipe dow imbibed
was considerable, and cach Freshman.
sugely remarked
Party “thatty that
Published wookly during tho college
ear by tho Student Body of the New
‘ork State Colloge for Teachors at
Albany, Now York,
‘The subscription rato is thrco dol-
lars per year, Advertising. rates may
bo had on application to the business
manager.
(Articles, manuscripts, ote., must
bo in the hands of the editors ‘bofore
Monday of the weck of publication.)
Editor-in-Chief
Dorothy V. Bennit,
Managing Edi
Mildred Kuhn,
"24
Dr, ‘Phompson—(to hig chorus of
State College songbirds) “Now, thon,
all together! Don’t, forget. to’ come
in on your pinkios!”
Many mesa expecially football
}men, we ppreciate it if
tly. ap
the ‘amiuble ‘entetoria, maids. would
ember one in a while that all
jr patrons haven't canary bird
ites. Dr, Croasdale might be
Associa
Kathleen Furman, 126
Florence Platner, '25
Margarot Demarest, '25
ap
|wilinge to give somo uiviee concern
ing the size of the portions,
Reporters
Helen Elliott, '26
Margaret, Bonjuinin, '26
Joyce Perso:
Harry Godt
eee
Doctor Hutchinson can go right
on tenching that men write the laws, |
but every woman will continue to
ts
G. A: A. HIKE HIGHLIGHTS rite het own declaration of ine-
‘Thore wore some startling features | Nondonee,
about the, AA. hika on Satunlay | | Now that Prof, Risley and his fa-
et opt apering (elfet Of mous wise-erucks ure, sojourning. in|
“Fat Man’s Crevice” on the fr
the spasms of agonized tw
resorted to in order to prevent one
sausayce from falling into th
and failed, Dr. Croasdale
bandana,’ and Miss Movis’ impro-
vised ball,
xiving the nobility the onec-
Tote ina effort to find some good
football ‘material for “Colgate, the
ntest next spring for the most pop-
be interesting.
leo
brilliant | Gone professor will
| It is official circles
| that many upper-classmen will repeat
PROFESSOR KIRTLAND BRINGS |History 2 next somestre so, they, ean
about
TO LIGHT SOME SUPPRESSED {a foudal
It so happens as Dr, Russell would
diagnose us that we
from a suppress
stand photography.
our conseiences with a vengeance”
when Mr, Kirtland suggested that if
a certain number of students were
interested he would guide ani teach
them photography!
Is it any wonder we're delighted!
Here we have an opportunity to
learn photogray wphy and to save
loss rolls of film. We possibly may
be able to take a picture of “Sis” thav
faintly resembles her, ‘The old home
won't look like a rival of the “Lean-
ing Tower.” We may. get "
that aren't as faint as ‘Turk
otto smoke or as black as aft rand she always falls for
cotTee, to ¢
learn the nogleeted art of Picture feuice tox, Professor Mahan”
aking. one
Mrs Kirtland has studied photogra-
phy from an artistic and scientific
standpoint, He hus struggled to in-
terprot with his camora what others
strive after with the brush. He has
put dollars in aparatus, He has zeal
ously mastered this art, A cou
with Prof. Kirtland would teach us
to appreciate and to express—two
big aims of a college education. We
can imagine no rarer treat, we are
anxious, we would be earnest, and | s
are sure our interest would “grow
stronger with every new thing.”
It seems if we were to appeal to
the faculty for a eredit course at this
time it would confuse schedules, 60
Mr. Kirtland has offered to give us!
lectures on the subject provided a
arth woul ie made a wonilert
inds us of what the music
store clerk said to the young State
College student whe Ingulrad iC he
had the song in stock—*
tovlay.””
tne
But, anyway, the world, and this
includes freshmen and sophomor
will xo on singing the tune until some
Greck soll his fruit business to an
hman,
Tell a woman she is good ing,
hi
“GET WISE" PARTY
(Continued from page 1)
thinking it would be particularly en-
Joyable for the freshmen since chil-
noisy things. Tt was ap-
Buch newcomer wore the
i of whole stockings he pos-
sesod as witnessed when the shoes
were removed to take a short walk
over tacks They stepped as lightly
as if they were walking on eggs. At
the branding station neh one’ was
branded with a red hob iron after
which the Jumping board was brought,
into use, “During the entire evening
Thru The Kevhale
anannanaacanacazacacsaacscaaacazaaacasaacactttatacetasstssssatesseesseseestatttttt tt ec8
t the ond of the |in
‘ul
ley grid eom-| some of the men,
| time when any assumption of author- ts F
fo, we nave | Eventually,
no ‘Yes, We have No Bananas Today’ | ented and the
in
|
certain number of us are interested. weird sounds came from ghosts and
Why not express ourselves in this witches lurking about, ‘The fresh-
matter? |men- were quite ungrateful for the
Professor Kirtland has been mak-
ng some camera studios of the State
Colloge buildings which he states ave
the best things he has eve:
admiration whieh a view of the
tives invoked from the members of
the classes in which they wore exib-
ited led Professor Kirtland to prom=
ise to have some proofs made it the
atudent wished to possess them,
ch Wegner gave tho lecture to
the Freshmen in History 2 Inst week
the ubsence of Professor Hilley,
(Bitt-Bang!),
Deop-laid plans of a cortain group
f Freshmen to steal the Sophomore
bannor Friday night wore ruthlessly
squashod at Chapel that morn}
he
Cunt
when it was announced that banne
rivalry would positively not begin un-
il after the freshmen’ have a banner
of their own,
Although the football team was ab-
sont last Friday night on the ocea-| bury Club?
sion of the freshmen initiation, ther
was ample evidence that all the
buckers in the colloge w
the team. As one mass of undler-
classmon jammed their way from the
feo-eream table, loaded with the p
cious booty, the incoming hordes con- | the
often | Maine A’
tested ever
driving the,
“goal posts.”
inch of ground,
others back to thei
Coach Wexner e
ball elo
ine are a frosh you're going to,
win |n
ly missed a xood opportunity of pick- | ad
ing the women for his feminine foot- | want
Great was the indignation among |
some of the upperclassmen last F
day night when they arrived at col-
loge only to be refused admission to
the initiation orgies
in progress, “Has all our dis-
vem
y by the present sophomores would | P
have had disastrous consequen
however, someone
itted to enjoy the “entertain
ment provided by the freshme
arena,
An inerease in vesistration was de:
tected! at the college Monday morn-| bach
ing. Harvey Fenner of the Junior |
Class returned after a three weeks! | New Yor
enforced absonee
(Cluck-Cluck!)
due to illne
menu so curefully prepared for them,
namely, limberger cheese and cats’
bulls! When all events had beon
enjoyed to the utmost the freshmen
wore left to readjust themselves,
Dancing began fmmediately and
refreshments consisting of brick tee
eveam and cakes were served, Th
was plenty of room for dancing sine
the frosh had all they could do to
sort out. thelr shoes from the large
pile. The sophomore class cotoi
blue and white, were used in decora-
tion together with the 1926 banner | off at Buffalo to tend a Tuneheo
which remained unmolested during |
the ovening.
|
upperelassmen were | meeting on October «,
the
in) Emma Wilbur, 117, pre
COLLEGE CALENDAR
Friday, October 12
agGhemistry Clud—4:10 P.M, Room
Junior-Froshman
8:00 P.M—Gym.,
Saturday, October 13
bury Club—3:30 P.M.—St,
Androw's “reetory,
Tuesday, October 16
Joseph Henry Socicty—7 :0 P.M
Room 150.
Y. W. G, A—2:00 P.M.—Audlitor-
Club—4 :00
Masquerade
M
ium.
Breneh Room
Newman House Mecting—Newnan
House,
Wednesday, October 17
Classical Club—a:00 P.M.
Saturday, October 20
Campus Day.
TO EVERYBODY
Have you ever heurd of Canter
If you are # sophomore
OF upperelassmun you have. If you
Are Sou
not with |an Mpigcopalian, or ure you, wnallili-
ated with any other churea? Then
join Canterbury Club, |We're jroing
fo bogin the yeur by having a ten nt
Andrew's eliyreh,
three-thirty,
igor, My. Finlay, and his wi
all to come, for
to know you.
igned,
avy Chub,
BIEI8I8285
FACULTY NOTES i
‘The President of €
pssst
acaneascssasscatecececttactt
‘The faculty couneil he
Monday afternoon, Octobe
ining gone for nothing?” hewaied | fyip must three the. fueulty. members
embering the of Phi Beta Kappa held am
wsident's of
ssibility of estab
Of Stute college.
‘The Alumni
Southern ‘Tie
Association of the
5 nul
About twenty
(the luncheon at
hers attende
¢ Hans-Jones
sstaurant at whieh
idod and Gers
jeree spent the week-end in
City. Miss Perine was in
Cambridge, N. 'Y., over Saturday
Dr. Brubacher spent ‘Thursday,
tober 4, in Now York City, in ‘con-
with the state arehiteet on
ns for the new college buildings.
rapid progress.
tinoz is making arran
ments for meetings of a modern
guage conference in conneetion with
the ‘State Teacher Association con-
vention which will be held here
‘Thanksgiving week,
bacher will address the Col-
in County ‘Teachers Association
meeting in Filmont on ‘Thursday
of this week.
Dean Picreo, who is an officcr of
the “National Deon of Women Ass
ciation” will spend the week-ond
| Detroit at a mecting of the associa-
tion, On her way back she will stop
“Den
et the western
“ilscuss tho’ Resilonee
where she
[alumni ‘and
Hall project,
oom
tor:
oun
st
ATE COLLEGE N
oc
EWS, 12,
1923
Page Three
FIRST FRESHMAN LECTURE
Dean Pierce gave her first lectur
to the Freshman womon 'Chursday af.
ternoon. She warned them that each
one, from the first day of her college
course, was making a roputution for
and) that it was a chance
begin a fresh page, and change
habits which had made f¢ er tte~
quaintances think her peevish, sel-|
fish, or the like. She also gave them
some advice on how to study, telling
thom that the best results could be
Sheena by hain definite hours for
Ily definite hours for
t We up lessons day
day, studying: Mar, but not
santly.
ineos |
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL,
International, national and. civie
Hema ure fo be studied ut the
dueted ut Stute Colle 15,
Gand 17, by the New York State
League of Women Voters,
Louis 2, Marshall. of
widely known authorit;
tional law, will address
Mr. Marshall is a prominent figure
in Albany, having taken an. impor
tant role In the sensational Socialist
cn M40.
trial of the Assembly a few
Oth if
inelutle. Mrs. Prnnkli
the former, seer
y Presiden
De. Willis He Kirkpatriek of Conch:
oll, Columbin university, und
Mrs. Charles L.A. Whitney, ‘ehair-
man of the Albany county ‘league.
he school will also bo participated
in by members of the college tueully
including Dr. Brubachor, Dr, Huteh=
ingon,, Hrofessor Walker and Droters
sor
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FOUR O'CLOCK PRACTICE
SOCCER—Monday—Wed:
ALR ACSL SERRE SEACACAEAL ACA ASE RCAC RCAF |
BUDGET APPROVED
‘Tho, student, a
hare of Myskunin was almost
devoted (o mensures of ade
nnouneements were rend by Mir
Bellows, sverotary of assembly,
Among: the outstanilinge cvents of the
season will be Campus Day, October
20, and on Briday, 12th, « Hollowe'en
masquerade for Juniors and Mresh-
men.
‘The student budget was brought
before the asembly by the preside
Evelyn Duteher, A motion was
that, the balance on hand be
xiven to the dormitory fund, and
not be used in the general funds to
slightly reduce the coming tax levy,
making the individual student tax
twelve dollars, After a short discus-
sion and a defeated attempt to amend
the motion that the standing budget
bo accepted, the original motion was
carried.
For the special edification of the
freshmen, Edna Shaffer read the col-
traditions, and stated rules gov- |
cerning intereluss rivalry, We were |
pleased to find that the regulation
regarding banner 1 gives the
men and women equal opportunity to
carry out their own methods of ban-
ner protection and ejection without
cach other's assistance.
Assembly dismised after a sing in
Dr. Brubacher’s honor, and a cheer
of Dean Metzler.
ssSSLNGANEDNUNDEAEENDESESENENNSEUASE Rass ss sasH sees,
‘That joke you hea
It was absurd
But us 1 said
Put it in PED!
FL SKausceseacecgesegngegea ste ttatatscases siti
| CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN
| ‘he elreus is coming to town, or |
Juther the elreus is alreudy hero, but
Jit hasn't mobili To come down
to cases, this year Campus Day. will
take the form of a regular eireus,
with all the fixin's,
animals an’
clowns an’ three rings |
iy [ant the, whole of tho “iret, Show |
on Barth"
strevts of
will parade through. the
‘The talent? Sure
ich gifted ones in|
‘oduetion,
big show aw
Albuny.
ry ‘
“Wait for th K
from tomorrow” is the counsel of Uh
members of the committee from the
four elueses whieh met last Tuesday
| LETTER MEN AS MATERIAL
The number of Iétter men still in|
Stute shows that the college will have:
xcood material to build upon this
Hrewont stunts wearing the
elude
NEW SOCIETY FORMED
‘To the xreut number of
aund clubs claiming State Col
dents ax members, a new one has
heen added, namely, the Menorah
‘This ix an’ intereolleyinte
organization founded for the purpose
of eventing a common bond between
dowish students,
‘he first regular
your was hell ut the coll
‘The following are the olfie
for the your:
Prexilont, Sophie Cohen,
View Prosident Charlotte tsenbury
Seeretary Maury) Rall”
meeting, of the
1 Bopt. 2
*s vleete
Rsther
y Herman ‘26 and Ruth Laue
bor "26 ure the reproxentatives of th
Hepor tr, "Gordon "26
on the exceutive council,
nectings of the society
{ul bi-monthly,
“exveutive eounell me
Plans were Wise
ng
sul
tea
sh stuclonty we State
College are cordially invited.
BASKETBALL
Caton, Juckett, Gainor,
Sherley; Football, Caton, Juckott,
Hayes, Beever, Crane, Roberts, Smith,
Howe, Crawford, Sige, Baseball,
Crane, Juckett, Caton, Stahlman, Ca
savant, Roberts, Daley Gainor, Smith,
Forrest Caton and Ed Juckett are
both 3-8 me
SWELL—SWELLING.
‘The Dormitory, Fund is still swell-|
ing. Miss
charge of
Street,” given at the "Strand
week, hopes to realize at least one
hundted and twenty-five dollars from
the project. A more accurate report.
of its financial success will appen
ater,
Landon,
DUMB BUT HAPPY
Have you notic the “verdant
| freshmen’ with their still move ver=
dant caps? Last Monday morning,
jwhen the freshmen men made their
first appearance on the eampus, their
new headgear was instantly the cen-
ter of attraction of and the cause of
many remarks. One fine thing about
the “cute little eaps” is that they ex-
pose one’s ears to the view, and the
upperclassmen ean enjoy the redden- |
ing effect that thelr eritieal remarks |
{have upon these organs,
‘Where will be |'27
KA-KAR
Kappa Delta welcomes into. full
membership Louise Austin, '25, Caro-
lyn Coloman, '26 and Louise’ Gold-
jamith, "26.
Knppa Delta weleomes Louise
| Austin's one of its house girls.
Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta
Rho Traternity’ weleomes the follow:
ing men as pledge mombers: Will
G special; Ralph Harri, '275
Kawin Van Klock "20; John. Sten
"27; William Clark "273, Georg
Penso, "27, and Herford Smith, "27.
rd
inact une aii
SIG!
When you an your
tudont. Tax
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A FRESHMAN’S VIEW
Like sheop to the sliughter is the
only expression whieh desertbos the
‘The only hi
initiation of, the (360° freshmen last
Friday © h
luo to the fet that rome of th
seemed to think they were gonts and
: Inclined to be bulky. ‘Taken all
1, however initiation was one
the best in many Under
ful wate Myvkania,
suconded by Prof. Hastings, who,
from ain elevated post swept the gym
floor with eagle eyes, the freshmen
¢ pul through thelr paces ina
sitistactory to the most, blood-
thirsty Sophomores. Evidently. they
realized the solemnity of the oeen-
sion,
wart further Impressed
cle whoxe
them approach the ordeal
wrlousness. (The
hy the w
of the
whieh
h
aw yy Wis
that News"
stall)
F Hurry Godtre
ing Cor maybe laughing ine
fter the portentous words
dignitie Goilfrey, the
lly)
of the
Frosh were plunged down the dark
tind steep deseent to the lower re=
gions where unseen demons had pre=
pared tortures for thom, After the
tuck walking, cheeses cuting and
branding had been endured, the
fresh approached the supreme
test, the eats’ eyes cating. All the
torture of the doomed were combined
in this last “stunt,” and when it was
over the freshmen were revived by
violent exercise, consisting of being
dragged through a noisy collection ot
wands, dumbbells and Indian Clubs.
When the bandages had been re-
move from their eyes, the freshmen
took delight in watching their tardy
classmates suffer, ‘Then all they had
to do was to find their particular shoe
Jin a pile of three hundred and to ve-
jmove a mixture of taleum powder,
pulverized moth balls and green and
| white paint from their faces.
“Wait until next year and se hat
| we «lo to the class of 1928,” were the
final words of most of the freshmen
as they loft the building after the
dancing.
jprnnnimamnenennns
E Branch of. the
ml Agsoclution ot State
Gallege wil hola. dinner In
the colloge cafeteria Monday
evening, November 3, at
o'clock.’ Aftor the dinner the
rewulat fall business meeting
will take pliee including the
alection of officers for the en-
suing
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